All articles
Articles from mendoi-apps, published in English after a language check.
Search terms are limited to 120 characters.
44 articles
Most relevant first
- From Mending Glasses to Rewriting the World: How Abstract Thinking Lets You Predict Where a Story Is GoingIf you treat fixing glasses, restoring a painting and connecting to someone's memory as three separate tricks, it's hard to guess what comes next.
- If Life Feels Like It Passes in an Instant, What You May Be Missing Is Not New Experiences but Empty SpaceLife feels fast.
- I asked an AI "what's the point of this, really?" and it turned into a philosopher instead of a fixerSomeone on social media joked that telling an AI to "think from first principles" made it feel like its IQ jumped by about 20 points.
- The Factory Got Built Before the 1,500 Articles: What Happens When AI Compounds Exploring, Structuring, Improving and AutomatingMaking a ton of articles with AI isn't news anymore.
- What I Learned From Keeping a Log of Workplace HarassmentWhen something bad happens at work, the first thing that sticks is the feeling.
- Why Couples Break Up When Neither Person Is the Bad GuyWhen we look back on a breakup, we love to find a culprit.
- When a Low-Resolution Review Puts a Ceiling on What I Can BecomeLate at night, out walking, I'm still thinking about the company and how organizations work.
- Maybe You're Not Bad at Thinking on Your Feet. Your Brain Just Froze Under PressureIf you've ever had experiences like
- Still Thinking About My Ex After 4 Months, But Not Going BackAfter a breakup, your head replays the same relationship over and over.
- Wistoria: If Will Wins With a Sword, Why Is He at a Magic Academy?Watching Wistoria: Wand and Sword, I sometimes can't tell whether the hero, Will, is supposed to be strong or weak.
- ChatGPT Go vs Plus vs Pro in October 2026: Plus Is the Sweet Spot for Reasoning and MemoryAt first, ChatGPT Go looks like the obvious bargain.
- How to build issue-and-hypothesis thinking in your first year“Find the key issue.” “Form a hypothesis.” “Zoom out. Think at a higher level.”
- Why promoting best-sellers fails: what affiliate revenue needsWhen people start thinking about affiliate marketing, the first instinct is often to ask: “What products sell the most?”
- If You Could Meet One Person in the World, Who Would It Be? What This Sudden Question Really Reveals“If you could meet just one person in the entire world, who would it be?”
- MBTI is not a personality passport: use it as a bias detectorThe useful conclusion is simple: MBTI is not a scorecard for what you can or cannot do.
- What Was That Small Police Bus Carrying? — The Day a Possible Escort Vehicle and an Open Fuel Door Appeared on a Lunch RunThe original objective was not dramatic.
- AI is no longer just a tool: it's becoming an external brainMany people still see ChatGPT and generative AI as convenient tools.
- Stop adding thoughts when your mind is tiredmentally tired overthinking / cognitive fatigue overthinking / stop overthinking at night / decision fatigue at night / rumination after work / work stress…
- In the AI Era, Being Smart Means Asking Good Questions, Not Having AnswersThe more I use AI, the more I notice something.
- Writing an article pays off twice: a public piece and your own skillsWhen you make an article, something stays out in the world: the text and the sources behind it.
- Why Can't I Rest Even When I'm "Resting"? The Day Your Brain's Search Bar Won't Close"I'm doing nothing today."
- Seeing It but Not Speaking Up Isn’t Laziness. It’s Adapting to Your EnvironmentYou can see it.
- Why months can feel like a blur yet you still remember the detailsWhen a few months feel like they flew by, it's easy to start thinking:
- Why Getting Stuck With Someone Else's Mistake Makes You So Mad (and How to Say No)Someone says, "Sorry, could you take this with you?"
- Why Do I Overthink Everything? How My "Something's Off" Radar Became a TalentWhy did I end up thinking this much?
- Why Can't I Rest, Even When I'm Lying Around Doing Nothing?You decided that today you'd do absolutely nothing. Then you notice you're already looking something up on your phone.
- How to understand someone deeply without becoming their one-man PMI came across the idea that "when you're young, you should soak up everything like a sponge and take it at face value."
- "Your Payment Won't Jump Suddenly" on a Variable-Rate Loan: The Rate Risk Real Estate Investors Need to CheckIf you use a variable-rate loan for real estate investing, you may hear this line:
- Why a Great Dad Can Make You Not Want to Get MarriedA quick note first: this article isn't a knock on fathers who worked their whole lives for their families.
- Wolf Children and the Heavy Fine Print of MarriageNote: This post covers the official synopsis of Wolf Children (Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki) and the story up to roughly the midpoint.
- Wolf Children: A Parents’ Love and a Child’s Inherited Burden Are Separate BillsI started watching Wolf Children, and about 20 minutes in I was already thinking some pretty heavy thoughts.
- Why Shallow Managers Get in the Way of People Who Can Spell Out the WorkWhat really wears you out at work isn't a boss who is simply strict.
- To imitate people who are good, steal how they form questionsWhen people try to imitate a successful trader or researcher, they naturally want the concrete answer: what was bought, when was the entry, and what exact…
- Can "Rashomon?" pop into your head when sleep-deprived? CreativityImagine seeing a long-haired person with white hair and instantly thinking, “Rashōmon?”
- Why career advice grows out of casual talk: small self-disclosureA casual conversation once shifted after one person mentioned, only briefly, that they were also looking at future work options.
- Why midnight “personality audits” hurt so much: breakup self-analysis, identity threat, and the next-day rehearing ruleMidnight: “I’ll just think about why the relationship ended.”
- Do one in three young workers quit in three years? 30 years of data“About one in three new graduates leaves within three years. Young people these days…”
- Four months after a breakup: how do men and women feel?On average, many people are well past the most acute phase by then.
- How One Week of Tinkering Turned My AI Article Pipeline Into an "Autonomous Factory"What really pays off in AI automation isn't a fast first answer. It's fewer do-overs before the thing is actually finished.
- Treating the real world like a game made me fast at searchingThis did not begin with a carefully planned research project.
- Why test scores alone can't identify who performs well at workEmployers commonly use aptitude tests to assess verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, logic, and personality.
- It Wasn’t Marriage That Felt Too HeavyWhen thinking about marriage or raising children, it is easy to feel, “I need to earn much more or this will never work.”
- Why Some “Consultations” Burn Labor Cost Without Moving Work ForwardThere are conversations that last a long time but move nothing forward.
- Put Your Correct Argument Into Email: Using AI to Write Assertive Messages That Do Not Trigger DefensivenessAt work, it is frustrating when people ask questions without checking, send unclear requests, or push their thinking cost onto others.